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“Our B2B partnerships are with associate developers.

As non-profit entities, JMBs/MCs/RAs are not subject to corporate tax.

Should you embrace the flexibility of renting or invest in the long-term stability of homeownership? Is it more advisable to be cash-rich or asset-rich? To help you navigate this crucial financial decision, take a look at this general guide which breaks down the pros and cons of each option.

Zamirzan also said that the URA will consider redevelopments for sick and abandoned projects, where homebuyers only have the sale and purchase agreements but not their strata titles.

The effectiveness of voicing your feedback, opinion or objection to proposed projects in your area can vary depending on a range of factors such as the specific context, level of community engagement and the nature of development, as well as the degree of responsiveness of key decision makers.

As the current KPKT Minister Nga Kor Ming considers the draft of the proposals, amendments and additions to the HDA and HDR, and Scheduled Sale and Purchase Agreements and Directions handed down by the two preceding ministers, we hope he has been competently and adequately briefed.

In a way, HBA is glad that KPKT is taking the lead to build more Social Housing in the form of these PRR units.

The National House Buyers Association (HBA) acknowledges the challenges faced by Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli in implementing the NDFB, which will entail the Government’s commitment in resolving issues to improve the business environment by addressing structural and situational challenges especially when dealing with bureaucratic red tape, inefficient regulations and undue regulatory burden faced by investors and businesses in Malaysia The Government, through the Special Task Force to Facilitate Business (Pemudah) platform, is drafting a document entitled “New Deal for Business” (NDFB) to boost business confidence, stimulate economic growth and drive national digital transformation, reported the Business Insider recently.

Is it a freebie in the truest sense of the word? Are buyers really enjoying a waiver of such legal fees? To woo purchasers in a competitive property market, developers often offers various freebies, including air-conditioners, kitchen cabinets, automatic gates, club memberships and legal fees.

A new Act will surely come with its own set of challenges, but is KPKT capable of monitoring it when it has not been able to resolve the current spate of problematic projects? The Ministry of Local Government Development (KPKT) has recently announced that the Urban Renewal Act will be tabled next year.